The Japanese plastic surgeon, Dr Katsuya Takasu, who reportedly fell in love with the Nigeria's Under 23 team at the 2016 Rio Olympics, and promised to give each player of the squad $30,000 if they win Gold, $20,000 if they win silver and $12,000 for bronze (Read here), is now on his way to Rio to watch their Bronze medal match and donate $390,000 to Coach Samson Siasia and the team's Captain, Mikel Obi.
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